Tractate Tahorot
Mishnah Tahorot, the fifty-sixth tractate of Seder Taharot, governs cases of doubt regarding the purity or impurity of food. Spread across 10 chapters and 92 mishnayot, it has no Gemara in the Babylonian Talmud.
Tahorot - Chapter 1 The degrees of doubt concerning the purity of a food item.
Tahorot - Chapter 2 Cases of doubt depending on whether they occur in a private or public domain.
Tahorot - Chapter 3 Dough and its status of purity.
Tahorot - Chapter 4 Craftsmen and their tools, and the presumption of purity.
Tahorot - Chapter 5 A house entered by an impure person.
Tahorot - Chapter 6 The mixture of pure and impure liquids.
Tahorot - Chapter 7 The unscrupulous person (am ha'aretz), and the presumptions concerning him.
Tahorot - Chapter 8 Liquids and their capacity to transmit impurity.
Tahorot - Chapter 9 The pressing of olives and grapes, and the related concerns of impurity.
Tahorot - Chapter 10 Additional rules on doubt concerning the purity of liquids.
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